Full Stack Engineer (Java)
kforceNew York (NY)
Full Stack Engineer (Java)
Posted 13 days ago
kforceNew York (NY)
SENIORITY
Lead
About the role
Description:
Kforce has a client in NYC that is seeking a Full Stack Engineer (Java) to support a new development initiative for Fidelity. This is a greenfield project focused on building new features and functionality for a key internal system. The Full Stack Engineer (Java) will be involved in development from the ground up, working across the front end, back end, cloud infrastructure, and AI integrations.
Key Responsibilities:
- Design, develop, and implement new full stack applications and features using Java, Spring Boot, and React* Build scalable REST APIs and microservices to support business functionality* Develop and deploy cloud-based applications using AWS* Integrate AI capabilities and services into new and existing workflows* Participate in architecture discussions, technical design, and development from scratch* Collaborate with cross-functional teams to deliver high-quality solutions
Requirements:
- Strong hands-on Java and Spring Boot development experience* Front-end development experience with React, JavaScript, and TypeScript* Experience building REST APIs and microservices* Hands-on experience with AWS cloud services* Experience working with AI/GenAI technologies, APIs, or LLM integrations* Experience building new applications or features from the ground up* Strong understanding of CI/CD pipelines and Agile development Job Type ContractCompensation45 - $50
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